The Saskattevan RCMP released the identities of four people killed in the country of Carrie the Kettil Nagoda last week.
On February 4, at 11:15 am, the authorities responded to the death report on the Reserve, about 80 kilometers east of Regina. Four people were found dead in a house.
They belong to Tracy Hotomani, 34, and Terry Jack, 51, Carrie the Kettil Nagoda Nation, Sha Una F, 47, Indian Hett and Shelton Gwesons, 44, Zakim Anisinabek.
The RCMP reports that the identities of the victims are being published to “further investigate the investigation”. The four victims were “injured with gunfire,” police said.
The RCMP said that the families of the victims were given photos and allowed them to share them.
“We share our condolences with families and community members who are affected by this tragedy,” the police said in the news.
The RCMP reported that a person had insisted that a man had pointed out a gun a few hours after the murder of four times on February 4. In the late night, the 29 -year -old Keegan was arrested by the Banubhexic Regina Police Service.
The RCMP on Tuesday’s update on the deaths of four victims and the Jagim Anishinabek’s firing incident on Tuesday.
“We are actively investigating the details of what happened to this tragedy, and it takes time for this,” the Inspect said. Ashley St. Germaine is the senior intelligence officer of the main criminal unit at the RCMP release.
“We must remember that the release of more specific details can affect the overall investigation.”
The RCMP continues to investigate, including Carrie the kettle canvassing neighbors and people with related information.
Saskattevan RCMP said that four deaths were considered a massacre on Tuesday, Carrie the Kettil Nagoda Nation.
